Their sticky like legs help them blend in with branches they perch on.
male bees do not have stingers, only the females or workers. they must fly away as there only protection.
Around 26 days after it has hatched the silkwork matures and at this point it protects itself when sleeping by spinning a cocoon of soft, creamy silk around itself that hardens when air makes contact with it.
Walk the walk.
they can, but they usually stay grounded until their young can fend for themselves
No. The powder is scales that cover the membrane of their wings. The powder itself is not used to fly, but it helps to protect the membrane underneath. Touching a moth or butterfly's wings will not prevent it from flying, as long as you are gentle.
Sanderlings can fly long distances without stopping to rest. The cryptic coloration of sanderlings helps to protect them against predation.
how does the robber fly protect its self
Fly Around
it doesnt
they fly away
Manx robber fly was created in 1946.
the robber fly blends in by its background. it is called the robber fly because it blends in so good that it can still parts of your food
they fly away just like gulls do.
They fly over the rainbow to the place where Dorathy landed and monkeys fly.
by there wing to fly
they fly away or they swim away or pray do god ... No. They duck!
They use camouflage it's a verb meaning to hide using color and stiffness. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i understand its camouflage but i meant more specific I meant to put Coloration. your answer was no help. I need something like how they camouflage Sorry but your answer was to brief i was looking for something descriptive